베뢰이 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

A wooden bench allows you to stop, relax and enjoy this wonderful landscape.

Sørlandshagen is a vast, north-south oriented bay on Værøy island in the Lofoten archipelago, featuring a wide stony beach backed by dramatic granite cliffs.

Here the path ends, and what a great view you have from here! The coast, the peaks, a classic northern view! Worth walking to this point.

This beach is surrounded by beautiful rocky outcrops. A stunning place in every season!

If you cannot hike the Nordlandsnupen up to the peak, this is a beautiful half way stop to enjoy a simultaneous view to north and south of the island, sit in the grass and perhaps enjoy a picnic.

It's quite a bit of a journey to get here. It took me about two and a half hours one way. The few buildings still standing today are well maintained and some are used as summer houses. About 120 people used to live in the fishing village. The last ones left in the 1950s.

Amazing view of Værøya and the sea. You can't get enough of it. But there's still a fresh wind blowing up here, even in August.

On the way to Håheia, you're treated to superb views of Sørland, Mosken and the east part of Lofotodden. Amazingly, people used to catch eagles with their bare hands and you can see the restored eagle houses on the way up.